Plaża Dąbki, Baltic Sea beach in Dabki, Poland

Plaża Dąbki stretches along the Baltic coast with broad sandy areas between the water and dense forest. The shoreline is shaped by dunes that rise between the water and surrounding pine forests.

Dabki was developed as a health resort from the late 19th century onward, taking advantage of the Baltic Sea climate. The area then grew steadily as a popular holiday destination throughout the 20th century.

Dąbki is a seaside resort in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, in Sławno County, on Poland's Baltic coast. The beach sits about 400 km northwest of Warsaw. The local climate is continental, with an average annual temperature of 6 °C, July averaging 18 °C and January −6 °C.

The beach lies about 400 km northwest of Warsaw in Dąbki, within Słupsk County, West Pomeranian Voivodeship. Access is from the resort streets that run down to the sand between the dunes and the pine forest. The continental climate brings about 6 °C on average, with July near 18 °C and January around −6 °C, so the warmest bathing months are short.

The beach lies in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, in Słupsk County, about 400 km north-west of Warsaw on the Baltic coast. The local climate is continental, with an average annual temperature of around 6 °C: July averages 18 °C, January about −6 °C.